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H TRAGEDIES ON THE RAIL. Ball way Casualties in Various Parts of the Country. California Banditti Rob a Train and K Commit Murder. The Coronor held an inquest over the body Of Charles P. Gnbert, who was killed in the ii. tcaieai*cqbbery near Fix ley, CaL, the other evening. He was a native of West Virginia, aged twenty years, and was instantly killed. Testimony given t>y P. T. Folger, enginoer, and C. J. Aldor, fireman, . showed that when leaving Pixley two masked men boarded tlio engine with shotguns and ordered the enginoor to pull out. They fired a shut when two ???'! /M-,I.<W .. 1 ho omriniMii* luuro uuv auu u?ur?w? v??v? to slow down. The engineer an<l fireman wero taken hack by the robbers to tho express tar, and a bomb was thrown under the car. The explosion nearly turmsl the car over. The messenger camo out when or* ^ dered. One of the robbers entered the car, while the other held tho fireman, engineer and messenger under cover. Meanwhile Brakeman tiabert camo up on one side of tho car aud Bentley came up on the other side to see tho cause of tho delay. When they were approaching, one robber exclaimed: "Stop," and tired. Gilbert recoivod a heavy load of buckshot iu the hunrt aud head, killing hiui instantly. Tho robliers then reached under the car and fired at the other man. Bentley was struck by several shot in tho abdomen and right arm. The robbers then niarchod the three mm upon the engine and bncked away into the darkness. It was thought that the nfTair was not tho work of professionals, ns it was noed'essly murdorous. Tho robbers secured only f lOd. Aruie<t parties were scouring the country in search of the robbers. A dispatch roceivod from BakorsHoUl says that tho robbers had Ixwn overtaken by tho ollicers who went in pursuit, and that one of the former was killeo and one captured aliva Tho Itnilicft Were Burned Up. A serious accident o *curr?'d to a train from Bangor to St. John's, near Boyd's Mills, two miles oast of Kingman, Me. Tho following were killed: John English Campbell.mail clerk; llenry(toodiiiaii, a flremiin; \V. I?. Mudgctt, rail way j>ostal clerk. It is reported that the bodies were burne l in tho wreck. J. Angel, engineer, was seriously injured, but no passengers are reported ns seriously injured. 'l'lio cars had Newell heaters in them, but they caught lire from the locomotive immediately after Waiving tho track. The mail, baggage and parlor cars were burned, together with tho express mail matter and baggage. A wrecking-train, with physicians on board, .? went to the scene of the disaster. Tho Mnino Central jieoplo are doing everything possible for the injured pa->seiigeis. The latest accounts said the accident was caused by the drawing of tho rail spikes by tho frost. Duo body had lieeii recovered, supposed to le that of ( 'oodiiiau. lieu the enirino was derailed it plunged u'.oiur thejeJa -Til-nilfT .d tmimtrrmoH Z. -? pWlw, ElferlMly severing all nio ins ot telegraphic communication. Pnnseiijjor Train Wrecked. A north-bound passeugcr train on the Northern Central llailro.nl was thrown from the track l?y a broken rail near Ralston, l'enn. About lb teen passengers were injured, none of them seriously. Conductor William Rale was supposed to bo I'atally injured, hut is better, and his recovery was expected. The enr rolled down an embankment, turning over twice in its descent. Tim pass -liters suiTered intensely from the cold during the delay caused by the accident. Killed in n CollisionTwo freight trains collided on the Knoxvillo and Ohio Railroad, half a mile north <>f Knoxville, Tenn. One fireman was killed and both engines wrecked. Several freight - . cars were demolished. The accident was caused by a uusuiidcrstnnding of orders. ELEVEN MARINERS PERlSKp ,"i iMini. i?(K<? .isnorc mid inn Helmsman Kills Himself. Tlio British bark Josio Troop, of St, Jiijiii, Now Brunswick, Captain \V. (?. Cook, with a cargo of chalk, froai Lou Ion t> I'h ladelphia, with a crew of seventeen men, iC-nt ashore in a gnlo near Chienmacoinico, about twonty in les north of Capi ldnf< terns, N, C., at so von o'clock in the evening, and became, with her cargo, a total loss. Nino of the crew and the captain wore drowned, one of the men committed stucwlo, and I he rest of the crew were saved by the life saving corps. The vo>ko! Iris gone to pieces ami the fragments are scattered on the beach. The seaman, (Seorge Williams, who was at the wheel when the bnrk went ashore, and is supposed to have been asleep, was so horrilied at the result when he saw so many of Ins messmates perish that he eomni'tted suicide by cutting Ins throat with his sheath knife. Albert Williams, one of tli crew, was badly injure 1 about the neck while being transferred from the wreck to the lifeboat of the st'.fion. NEWSY GLEANINGS, Indiana nlono lias 375 natural g s well*. Boston is to linvo a thirteen-story busmen block. An* Air.eriean is to build an arcade railroad in Loudon. Coal in large quantities has been dis.-ovored in Arkansas. China calls for help for half a million of h?r ftt.nrvimr iwnnln Nevada, has a population <>f C',000, of " whom mot'o than MJOO are Chinese. Thk eltort to establish a Htu'o lottery in Nevada lias been defeated by a few votes, I'OHTY-ONK pension bills w re pnRsod l>y the I'nited States Senate in twelve minutes. A oi<iantic scheme for the development of tho California natural gas territory is now in progress. In Knglnnd there are 3Sf000 ministers, and ITO.i.O i other officers attached to churches and chapels. The Japanese Minister of Education, Viscount Annori More, was assassinated by a religious fanatic. Cakki.kss packing and unfavorable weather have hurt the Florida orange trade somewhat thissva-on. The immigration into tliu I 'ominion of Canada last year was 171,00 , a falling off of 1U0U compared with I*4*;. An American railroad condn tor lias been imprisoned in Mexico because a man jumped from his train and was kille I. The Hessian lly is destroying tho wheat crop in Central Illinois. In some places whole fields have been destroyer. The Ohio dealer who sells cigarettes tc a boy makes liiin-elf liable to a ,-entenee of thirty days in juil and a fine of ?^ >. The shortago in the packing in the West during the present wint? r i-> now estimated hv tin* Cincinnnt.i /Vi'iv fi/. iv../ ?'Xi i?.? ? hoys. Under the circular of last April tlio Treas ury has, up to a recent date,purchased ?-11T.i*?s,450 I nitcl .Slut s bowls,nt a cost of *1:57,The total amount of green fruit used by the various cannors of California during the season of 1*hs is estimated at 35,-.2?X) tous, or 70,400,000 pounds. IN January. lh*!?, the approximate earnings of 111 railroad lines snowed an increase of about ten per cent, over tho earnings of the same month last year. The free distribution of seed from tho Do """ ~ I partm-nt of Agriculture is c> be transferred irom Congressmen to the Nat.onal Ex|>oriment Stations in the varioui States. A?oium.no to tho annual report of tho Salvation Army,in the United Kingdom they use Id. buildings, with Sitting accommodation for 700,500 persons, the rent roll being *500,000. At Colorado, Texas, a well has been bored 000 feet deep winch throws to within ninety feet of tho surface brine from which yields two pound of salt to the gallon. Other wells will bo bored and arrangements made to tuppiy all demands for Bait. M .: li i \ THE NEWS EPITOMIZED Eastern and Middle State*. The Baron Li Yen l'ang, a Chinese merchant aaid to be worth $40,000, has arrived n New York from China. Ho has two branch houses in New York and two in Ban Francisco. Tint deadlock in the Delaware Legislature, which had continued for three weeks, has been broken, the House sending to the Senate as nominations for Htato Treasurer ami Auditor the names of the present im-umbents, William Herbert and Jatnee H. Boyce. whose nominations were at once conflrjnetl by the Henata. Governor Orken, of New Jersey, has nominated Kdwin O. Chapman as Stale Su|M*rintendeut of i'ublic Instruction, to take the place froin whicli Colonel Fuller was deposed by the Legislature. fionth and West. Edward Q^inn kille<l his brother Jolin by striking him on the head with a club during a <iunrrpl at their home in Avondnle, Ohio. The murder was committed in the presence of their mother. Both men wero intoxicated. A nvni r.?o I.. Ok...II... TtlkK l,.o Ala., caused a lossuf five or six lives and much dcstriu tion of pro|>crty. Tlio path of the tornado was twenty miles in length, and crossed a rather thickly sottled country. Forty louses were unroofed or blown down nnd several hundred head of cattle and horses killed outright. Tim damage is estimated at $100,01 0. In response to nn invitation of the National TaritF Reform League, in ses-lon at Chicago. Mr. Cleveland declared his inability lo attend, hut expressed himself as heartily in accord with the purpo-es of llio I.ougue. The mncbino shops, round houso and car shops of the "Ihg Four" railroad at Cincinnati were destroy? I by lire. The loss is about $'JOO,000. lllwil winds causod a fire at Rock Rapids, Iowa, to spread very rapidly, until nearly the entire business part of the city was consumed. Twenty-one lirins were burned out. The total loss reached $i.r?,uu >. Jkssk Camioun, a descendant of John C. Calhoun, and one of the wealthiest residents of l'iko County, Ark., committed suicide after hearing that his only son had beoti arrested in Texas for murder. IciNAT/. Lkdkkkr, Citv Tax Collector of Rloomington, III., nnd his assistant. Hurry M. Leehr, have lieon arrested, charged with forgory and grand larceny. A i,aluillicit named Joseph Rrognn, at Upson, Wis., killed ins wife and two children, aged five and seven years respectively, and then committed suicide with a dull razor. It Willi.I-: Harry Rrown, John Williams, and a third man. name unknown, were crossing the Kanawha, at Rush Run, W. Vii., the boat was overturned and all were drowned. Latk returns indicated the election of Charles I". Il<*)ker. Democrat, and It. R C. Wilson, Demo-rat, for the Fiftieth ami I* iftyflrst Congress-n respectively, to succeed tlio late James N. Humes, of Missouri. Ciiinkhk coolies ore being constantly Rtnuggled from ilritish Columbia into tlio Culled Slates by way of coast steamers from I'ort Townseud, Washington Territory. W nihtneton. Tiik Court of Claims has given judgment for #1,VJT iy,fav??.r'.tt odlmgailist tlm r nttoj^utw Xer withholding dividends. Tiie statue of Lewis Cass, presented to the peoplo of the I'nited States l.v Michigan for a pluce in Statuary Hall, at tho Capitol, lias been unveiled. I'llKKIDKXT Cl.KVEI.AXn was affected by nervous prostration, brought on bv overwork. In the evening after his attack, however, lio was hotter and resumed work. Tiik IVosid'Mit lias signed tho Nicaragua Canal bill. Tiik I resident and Mrs Cleveland wero entertained "at n dinner by Secretary and Mrs. Vi'as. Hon. Kiuvard Piirr.rs, Cnit'd States Minister to England, called at the White House and had uti interview with the President. Tiik House adopted tho conference report on the Direct Tax bill by n vote of yens HIS, mtva ss. It was then taken to tho Senate, signed, and livo minutes afterward sent to tlio President. Tiik President lias sent to Congress all tho corres|M)iidenco which has taken place between this (iovernment and Croat Hritain in regard to tiie dismissal of Lord SackvflloWest as Minister of (Heat Hritain to the I'nited State*. Hkchktaiiv Hayauii has received n cablegram from Minister Hubbard, at Japan, announcing that a treaty of amity, commerce and navigation between the I'nited States and Japan had been signed by tlio representatives of the Lioverunients. Foreign. Kino Otto, of Havana, has been proved without a doubt to lie hopelessly insane. Manx persons have recently died of famine in the Province of Orenburg, Jtussiu. Kinroit Wii.i.iam O'IIkikx, tlio Irish pntrint. after refusing to permit his counsel to apologize for railing Colonel Turnor 11 sneak thief in court., was sentenced t<> six months iu jail without hard labor. This iiihle I to the former M>ut?>iiro makes his tvrni of imprisontr.eiit ten months. Two thousand live hundred men wore discharged a few days ago from tlio canal works at Tavernilla, I'anania. Tlio runtractors continue to curtail the work on all the sections. There is a strong military force on tlio lino of tko canal to maintain order. Tiiiiity tikiI'sano people* witnessed tlio game of hnsehall at Naples, Italy, between two professional teams from tins country, the All Americas and tlio Cbicagos. j Kmpkuou Kiiaxi h Joski'ii, of Austria,has summoned the heir presumptive, Archduke Tran/, to I'estli to introduce him to the leading potit cnl men and nienibersof the aristocracy. Tilt: Cologne Cn-We (Hismarek's organ*, says that (teriiiany will demand of the Tinted States (lovernnieiit that it arrest and punish Klein, the Amen* an whom (<'oriiiany charges with having led the Mataufaites in Samoa at the time of the repu'so of the (.Serinaiis in lleeenibcr last. >1M. Kukycinkt and Molina have undertaken to form a Cabinet tor Tresident C'arnot of Trance. Tin-: I Hike of Newca .lle has be.-n married hi London to Miss Candy, a fatuous T.tiglisb beauty. A tkitKiiit.f. famine prevails iu (he south ern portion of Coroa. j hi; mtitan 01 Morocco lias ccilo.l a pieeo of the coast near the Algerian frontier to the Hermans, who will use it for a naval station. ! DISEASE DEFYING DIAGNOSIS Fifty l>onths Irom a Mysterious Malady in Kentucky A dispatch from Marion, ICy., siv>: A I terrible .liseasi made its appearance in ' Webster County a few weeks ago. It. raged i disastrously for a tune and it was though' j that it had spent its lurv, as no new eases ' were icpirted f < r ten tints. The disease. I however, has rcu| p-'aivd m more vio.eut ! form than over near I i\ 11. tli eoanty seat I Nino now eas ? hnve a so d vt-Inpi-d near ' Five Union. Four deaths e vuiivd during I one day, and the other live i ati-uts were not 1 expa-b-d to live. 1'iv leMitioniil < uses j developed next day. The malady is eonfhied to a strip ot terri* | tory bordering on u small stienmeal'e I Crab ' Orchard Creek. In one fumi'y of seven only | the lather ese ipe 1. I p to this t ,ni" hut two I persons attache I hud re over*-1 from the ] I disease, ono of whom is totally blind and tb | I other a erij pie for life Tin io ha\e a'.read/ ' been more thun fifty deaths. At mieremo- ! tery on one ilnv tin re v.eio f<>ui burial*. Doctors have not been able to ntako a diagnosis of the disease. Th* majority are ! inclined to tho opinion that it is cerebro I spinal meningitis of thecongcstivemal gnant ; type. The patient is taken with sharp pains 1 in the spine, which soon reae'i (lie brain and are followed by violent criimis ni l convulsions. from will- li death cir-ues, A tvoi'AN named tiirvin, living at Durham. near Hochester. Kugland, has pist ba 1 a narrow es< ape from l<eing buried alive, bhe fell into a kind of trance, which was mistaken for death, and a eoflin wasordert d and the usual preparations made for a fit neral Hut while a number nt' relatives-w ro gathererl at tho bedside bewailing their I e reaven.out, the supposed corpse startled them by suddenly using up i:i I e l and ask ing what was tho matter. The woman i/ making good progress toward conva'asctnee. FOUR NEW STATES. Both Houses Pass the Omnibus Territorial Bill, The Two Dakotas, Montana and Washington Admitted. t. . ? After years of active endeavor on the part of its citizens the Territory of Dakota is to bo clothed with Statehood. She comes into the t'nion, however, mm two t, end with Montana and Washington, whose udtuisdou. was also permitted by Congress, the number of American States will be iucroased to forty-'wo. The conference report on the Omnibus Territorial bill has lieen agreed to bv l>oth Senate and House, and it only needed the signature of the 1'resident in order to become a law. In tho House tho adoption of the bill was givcicd Willi applause, UUfc III vnu ix'iiawj MID provisions of thu bill gave riso to some debate. Mr. Springer, of Illinois, presented the rejtorl in the llouionud Mr. I'lattintho Senate. Tiie bill as agreed to in conference provides for the admission of the States of North Dakota, Soutli Dakota, and Montana and Washington. The attempt to induce tho Territory of Washington to accept tho name of I iicoma has been fruitless. The Territory of Dakota is to bo divided on tho lino of the seventh standard parallel produced duo wet to tho western boundary of the Territory. Tho delegates elected to the Constitutional Convention north of this parallel shall assemble at Bismarck and tnoso elected soutli of tho pnrallo at Sioux Fulls. The delegates to the Convention in each of the proposed new States shall be elected on the Tuesday nfter the first Monday in May next and shall meet en J uly -I and declare that they adopt the Constitution of tho United States. They nro authorized thereupon to form constitutions and State governments. It is provided that at the election for deloj gates to tho Convention in South Dakota the electors shall vote for or against tho Sioux Kalis constitution. If u majority of tho votes shall bo for tlio constitution the Convention shall resubmit to the people of booth Dakota for ratification or rejection the constitution 'ruined at Sioux Falls and also tho articles and propositions separately submitted, including the , question of locating tho temporary sent of 'government, with such changes only us relate to the name ami boundary of thu proposed State, to the reapportionment of the judicial and legislative districts and eucli amendments as may be liei-essary in ordpr to comply with the provisions of this act: and if a majority of the votos cast I on the ratification or rejection of the const i| tut ion shall ho for the constitution, irrespec| tivoof the articles separately submitted, tho State or South Dakota shall ho uumittcu as u State in llio luiou under said constitution, ns hereinafter provided; but tlio archives, records nnd hooks of the Territory of Dakota shall remain at If smarck, tlio capital o/ North Dakota, until an agreement in reference tie rcto is reached hy saiil States. Kiit if at the election of delegates to the Constitutional C'<>n.v>-vi.>?,d tneH-citrfo tfrVaYrbrr?_-tiiiikt the Sioux Calls constitution it shall bo the duty of tlio Convention to form a constitution as if that question had not been submitted to the pent.la It is made tim duty of the President to admit tlio four new States by proclamation if the constitutions formed nro ratified at the election to ho hold on the first Tuesday in < iclolier. Much of the new States shall Ihi entitled to one Representative iu Congress, except South Dakota, which shall bo entitled to two Representatives. Section 11 provides that all lands herein Km 11 ted for educational purposes slinli bo disposed of only at public sale and nt a price of not .ess than $ld p. r aero, tlio proceeds to conl stituto a permanent school fund, tho interest j of which only shall bo expended in the supi port of said schools. Rut said lauds j may under such regulations as i tho legislatures shall prescribe l>o | leased for periods of not 11101*0 than livo year*, in quantities not. exceeding one j section to any one person or coniouny: and such land shall not be subject to pre-emption, homestead entry or any other entry under tho laud laws ot tie* I'm ted States, whether surveyed or unsurveyed, but shall be re I serve I lor school purpo-.es only. A 1 mini nil lands are exempted from the Krauts mado l.y the net. The two Dukotas are to bo added to Justice Miller's circuit (the Misfit In mid Washington nnd Montana to Justice Field's itlio Ninth). if tin- anxiety of the people]*! those Territories is ns great n? it lias been represented to be, there is no r. a-nn why " Nfifth nnd South Dakota. Montana, and Washington should not I'.* States within nine mm.f lis 1 inl filvo Iwt l'onr.'VMiifiiil l?w Wa??_ | ' WIHVM l?J ? It at?hn mil JCe|ii*?'Si>iitati\vs hi tho first regular se-.-ioii of the Fifty-tirst Congress, wliilo tho people !i\ in;; north and :..;;tl. i'uo sovontli staii.lard icirallol. which is to lie tho boundary lino between the two Dikolns, aro to have a chance to say whether there sbull lien greater difi'erenee than is promised between tho two. Tlie Hill Signed. I'resident Cleveland signod the l>ill for the iiilinissiou of tho States of North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, and Washington ut II o'clock on the morning after tho document was laid before him, and immediately sent word to Mr. Springer by letter. If the States tor whose entry into tho I'nion provision is inndo by tho Dill comply with nil its requirements the four States may be announced ns in qualified standing as members ot the Union of States about the middle of October, 1 SV.I. ilKi.i.K S raiiu, the female desperado recently shot in Indian Territory, wan fortyI' tir years old. She was a picturesque figure, but she was by no means tin attractive woman. Sl.o was below medium height, rat law fieshy and dressed in a rough nondesi npt costume in which the mascubno and f' mill.no features of dress were strangely blended, site was a perfect horsewoman, and celebrated for her daring ns a rider. i 1 Sin en tho suicide of King Ludwig, tie mad Sovereign of Havarin, eleven person* have sought, death in the waters of tho picturesque I .ako Slarnberg. This number includes two young men who killed themselves :n this way a few days since. TIIE MARKETS. 8 NEW Tonic. beoves 3 7') <S> 5 15 Milch Cows, com. to good. . .25 00 (a-l'i IN) Calves,comiuou to prime.... (1 50 fit 0 00 Sheep 4 25 M 5 SO Lambs 5 50 too 7 70 llogs?bivo 5 25 i<4 5 50 Dressed 0 (<4 7 Flout?City Mill Extra 5 10 (.5 5 15 1'ntents 5 ? '? (<4 7 15 Wheat?No. 2 lied 07\,("1 !' M Rye -State 57 ?4 50 bur toy?No. 1 SI ?4 >5 t orn?Ungraded Mixed.... 40 fit 4I>$ Oats?No. I White ? (<4 1.0 Mixed Western 2*>'v(<4 54 [ 1 lay?No. 1 SO (<t 00 Straw?bong Rye ... SO (<4 00 lard?City steam ? fit 0.G5O butter?Kin in Creamery.... '0 (<? 51 Dairy tair to good.. 10 (ft 2! W est. I111. Crcaicory lt'? (<C 2! Factory 12 (<4 20 Cheese?State Factory....... 12 fit )2,'^ Skims?bight '-'lijfit lo Western 10 (it 11 f-BKs?State and Fenn ? fit 14 bufvalo. Steers?Western 3 '25 (ft 4 0 1 Sheen?Medium to ( 1<m> I ... 4 0t) (<4 5 25 Lames -Fnirtotrood I 00 (ft 0 .'0 I logs?Good to> hoice N orks 5 2? (<4 5 So Flour Family 5 01 (it 5 25 I Wheat No. 2 Northern ? (<4 1 10% Corn?No. .1. Yellow MG'^?4 56% j Cats?No. 2. White ? (<4 S2U barley?State 68 fit 70 ?!< "STi 'V. I Flour?Spring Wheat pat's.. 0(0 (it, 7 (V) I Corn? Steamer Yellow 4">%(<4 4'it* Oats?No. 2 White... 35 (,f !to, bye?State 63 (14 64 WATatlToWM (MAS*.) OATTLB MA IIIt4f. I'eef?Dre-vsed weight. 5 <<4 0'/, Sheep? lave weight 0'4(<4 1 Iambi C (<4 0', Hogs?Northern ? (.4 5% rilll.A DELPHI A. I lour? Penn. family 4 70 fit 4 ?5 Wheat?No. 2, Hod, Feb... 00 torn?No. 2. Mixed. Feb... 40 \<4 to ^ Cats?I'ngrnded White ? (<4 3.' , l'ot it es?Early Hose 35 (n< : h butter- Creamery Extra... 20 ?0 I Cheese? Fart skims 6 ? 8 by a Tot? fr* J* "J* "thirty-one hu pas. Ballot lie J that i ^ b*eed on tbe Austral! system. l?fly f Th* dl*Jb?d>*?,Z * *,*W?r of the burn *fcark OnU^ J* ~**M? Hartford, Conn., d pels many t. ntiaa as to tba 1c of Ufa. ?fc?saolu of tba dl aster ?h?"*1U 1th** t*r* w*re forty-two pa aona in ' wbom twenty-two ir. dead, ten^l|wrt^ injured and ten escaped ni harmed* ' Est (. AeitfGtJof ttiTH, seventy years old, wa torn ft fH,,, *a* much property wa damaged ?T ^ prsoeature blast in New York Two br^M JJV of Wesley an University, al MlddlatowX Odnn., ware bsully damaged bj the axplosjf **on of dynamite bomba by freshmen who/tl wens colebrntlng Washington's Birthday. \ ifldMOn V. Hubbard, a freshman was droadfulri''ly injured. OscaR E' t.u^w?,? baric contractor, shot and killed Jameaf Kfrby, and mortally wounded A T. u?i.. ' ??? ? ? ? ~ i ???nney, \V. Va. About a week ago a loke horsewhipped Evan?. Tue highestIt pri.ie ever paid for a horse in America y^ firirea a fear days since, when the trotti^)* stallion Bell Boy was sold for (51,000 atiyuc"oo at .Lexington, Ky. The Ion* deadlock in the West Virginia legislator,** has been broken by the re-election of Jailea E. Kenna as United States Senator. / A heavjJ snow .torn, 1ms raged all over Georgia, pore than six and a half inches of snow fell I" Atlanta. It is the heaviest fall ' of snow J??th.n tho recollection of peoplo j thera J Two children wero eoteiTby wolves wntio returning from school in Minnesota. , Tunnel No. 17 on the Cinciunati Southern ( Road, near Sunburnt, Tonn., is on fire, and , in a property sense it Is tho greatest catas- j tropho any railroad ever suffered. Tho olil- ( cers of the road placed the loss at from f-100,- | 000 to (000,000. Coal seams wore ablazo ] which promised to burn for months. Tho ' tunnel is 120 feet long. < County Treasurer James M. Love, of Circleville. Ohio, has al>sconded and is a defaulter in the sum of $20,000. ( Governor Wilson and General Ooff,each of whom claims to have boon elected Governor of West Virein'.a. ofrccted nn under standing to tho oflfect that the former should hold over as Governor and the latter qualify as such on March 4. Tho case was then to bo taken to the Supreme Court for a decision. Heavy snow storms and very cold weather are reported from the South and the West* 1 ?hlppmg,^,TH' a c?l?r?d man who had been white men'.?ud^Arkan?as, was lynched by The President lias' vetoed the House bill to quiet titlo of Bottlers on the Des Moines River lands in Iowa. Dr. D. Willahd Bliss, who attended President Garfield during his illness, died a few days ago at his residence in Washington. ^ Phesidknt and Mrs. Cleveland gave their last reception to the public. It was the most brilliant of the winter's series. The White IIouso was handsomely decked with tlowers. James C. Flood, tho California millionaire, died at Iliedolberg, Germany, of Height's disease. Tho remains will bo embalmed and will rest till May m tho churchyard chapel there, when they will be transferred to San Francisco. Planter Modesta Ruiz, who was captured by bandits in the Remedios district, Cuba, has been released on tho payment of a ransom of fl>0,000. The | British Parliament has reassembled Tho Queen's opening speech asked for increased supplies for defensive purposes. William Barrett, builder, of Boston and Everett, Mass., has gone info fhsOTvency. ilis liabilities aro stato i at $i>74,0di). A disastrous lire broko out in Warren, Ponn., and, owing to the severity of the weather, resulted in a loss of over $70,0 X) to tlio town and the destruction of a block. Mrs. James Westcott, tho young wife of n prominent citizen and lumber merchant at Hazzard's, Penn., and a servant, Jennie Waiters, were burned to death. A building in Bristol, Conn., was wrecked by an explosion of powder. Tiiic news of the signing by tho President | of tho bill making four now States was roceived in thosi States with'satisfnetion. A , telegram from Helena says that all Montana I is celebrating, an 1 Dakota is really beside herself with delight. From every hamlet J largo enough to have a telegraph ofllce come i despatches expressive of a state of jubilation bordering on insanity. General Harrison has rented a pew in i tho Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Mr. Blaine will also worship there. j Dr. Francis Wharton, Solicitor of the I State Department, and n prominent author of legal works, is dead in his sixty-ninth year. Consul-general "Waller, at London, England, has sent his resignation to the State Department, to take effect immediately on the appointment of his successor. The President has nominated J. Tucker, of New York, to bo Deputy Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, vice Alfred E. I>ewis, removed, and James C. Perry, of North Carolina, to he an Assistant Surgeon in the Mariuo Hospital service. Tiie Chinese Minister and suito have arrived at Washington from Havana, Cuba. Benton J. Hall, Commissioner of Patents, has rendered a docision in the matter of the petitions of Cray and t MePonough to reopen the Boll telephono ] interferences. The Commissioner refuses to } roopen the interferences and roaffirms the award of priority to Bell. fiujitten streets, containing 100J houses, j w ith temples, schools, and hospitals, in Shid ? snoki, Japan, were recently burned to tho I ground. At Yokosuki, flro gutted 500 houses nnd burned three men to death. On the | samo flay ten houses at Joctio and fifteen at | Tokio wore burned. , , ^ ( ^ 1 ? .....i imo i nwi n ?? osuiuiiinf; *_,nineso I immigrants from tho Republic. But all other I classesof immigrants find a warm woleomo. I Gammkl Dcmoxt, who was Kiel's lieutenant in the bloody half-breed rel>ellion, has I een pardoned by tho Cinadinn Government,andie now on bis way to his old stamping grou.iji. l'RixcWKfPKRT, the eldest son of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, tho lioir to tho Ravarian th-one. is Insane. Tuf State of Michoacnn, Mexico, is to send j nn exquisite picture in feathers, repres. nting j one of the most picturesque nnil poetic views J of the lake of Patzcuaro, to the J aris Kxposi- , tion. A workor in wnx is making a miniature copy of the City of Mexico in that pliable material,also for tho Paris Exposition. \ A dairy company, farming nbout 10.000 | acres in Buenos Ay res, u making arrange- .. ments for shipping $!o,0oo worth of dairy utensils and agricultural implements and ma- I chinery from England ! DURUiO 1888 the distributive sales or I Armour & Co., Chicago, amounted to $.%s,- f OOO.OoO. In that time they killed 1,110,000 V hogs, 562,200 cattle, and 161,>1?.^taeep. ? l i On on* at ?b? most stormy, dlsagreeal day* of the rw, naarly seventeen thousai rH noble, patriotic women of Boiton went to t poll* and voted. Tbb ie not the first tin ? the mothers, wises, and daughters of th country have taken up the broom of refon , and done suprising work for the interests ? their children ana families. *- Although over twenty thousand Bosto as women registered, hardly anyone (save th women themselves) believed they would ac tually vote. ^ This proves that every year new avora *? tions are oj ening where women demonstrate v their ability, as wall as capability, to trans act business for themselves and malu money. a Women living near a village or large town a can make many dollars "pin money" every year raising poultry and egga Mrs. James * L. Burgees, Nashua, N. H., says she cleared t Inst year, from only 10 hens, $36.60 for eggs , alone. 8he could have cared for 160 bens easily, and made ten times as much. She attribute* bar success to the use of Sherii dan's Condition Powder to make hens lay. There is no doubt that Powder is a great help. The manufacturers have for years offered cash | remiuins to consumers, and a proof of what we before said pf women is the fact that every year, a woman captured one i of their larger premiums. This veur 1 first r? - x? not b? (i wt surpriied if so m "hould if not, she will g*t ? in/1118 Wonl,in Rot it; using the Powder if**8 \? fr' Rustburg, Vn ?v? J- Glenn, of 'ian's Powder eaJ^>J2r? u,i"K 8he'ito 7 eggs per weeir h lnS> from 40 henar 5 u-?ng it, Aot fmrn lUr,nft ' f'1' weeks, while ? ' > Joh5^?'Tco'^'r' ,T- ???" Poston. M??s., (the onlv" i/i n H"use St., dan's Condition Puwrl?J niakcrs of Sheriwlll send, postnaid tn ? niako bens lay) rent packs of Powder and *)er,,on' ~5 Raising ui(ie /nr m~, . 2. now Poultry costs 2.?cent*. ' For * | /?Ve m^L'? aIo,le and n book; for $1 20'a lnrS'P* Powder nnd book; six can, 2 4 P?nnd pond stamps or cash Int., V 88 PreP?<d. 1 a'ssontfrSe. Intere8tini testimon- ; ATI inv'pm^rm"?*i. Jf fl I It II fT roln In ' West for Fending coin through tho mails J consists of a piece of pasteboard about $ the size of an envelope In it ate holes < the size of a silver quarter, a half dollar ^ ind a dollar, with red paper seals ready to paste across each slot. A coin can bo put in and sealed, enclosed in an en- 1 veloped and sent through the mails in safety. If some shrewd inventor will put | those things on the market with slots to make any desired amount tho Government's postal note business will take a drop.?Ncio York Graphic. Important beds of coal, four feet to five feet thick and of evcoilcnt quality, have recently been discovered in the Crimea. In two years Vermont has paid $10,000 for dead foxes. M'oulil Yon Btlieve The Proprietor ot Kemp's Balsam gives Thousands of Bottles away yearly? This mode of advertising would provo ruinous if tho Balsam was not a perfect cure for Coughs and the excellent enccf'nrter "laltYng XSSiSw uost? pon't hesitate! Procure a liottlc to-day to keep in your home or room for immediate or future use. Trial hottlo Free at all df-ggists". Largo Size "iOc and ft. London spends $8,000,000 a year on potted plants and cut flowers. A Radical Cure for Epileptic Fit*. In the F'tlitar?Please inform your leaders that I haven positive remedy for the above named disease which 1 warrant to euro the worst cases. So strong is my faith in its virtues that I will send ft -l valuable treatise to any sufferer who will give ire his 1' O. and Express address. Hcsp'y. 11.0. ROOT. M. C . 183*Pearl St.. New York. Cnfnrrli Cured. A clergyman. after years of suffering from llint loathsome disease. Catarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy, at last found a prescript ion which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from t his dreadful disease sending a scif-nddrcssod stamped envelope to Prof. .1. A. Lawrence.88 War en St., N.V., will receive the recipe freeof i barge. 2.? t'enti Will buy a Treatise on the Horse and His Diseases Rook of 100 pages, valuable to evei y owner of horses. Eostago stamps taken. Sent jHist] aid. New York Horsk Rook Co., 134 Leonard Street. New York city. Jfaffllcted with sore eyes use Dr. fsaae.Thomp on'?Eyc-water. Druggists sell at 20c.per bottle. Prepare for Spring Now It the time to prepare for spring, and your own system is of first importance. If you hava not felt well during tha winter, if you have been overworked or uloaely confined in badly ventilated rooma orah'P*. you naed a good tonic and blood puritierllke Hood's Sarsaparilla. Take it early and you will ward off attacke of dl-rate or r*cai>? the effects of Imp iro blood and that tired feeline-, so common In the spring. Do not delay. Tako Hood's Baiaaparllla now. "I wish to state thebenoflt I derived from Hood's Barsaparilla. I have us d it in the spring for three years fordebtiity and can say that I ga ned in tt- sb and strength after using one ottie. It ban alto cured mo of elck headacho."?Mrs. t\ It. AsPREwa. Bouth Woodstock, Conn "I took Hood's Sarsaparllla for lnae of sppetite, lyspepeia, and general languor. It did me a vast imount of good, and I have no hesitancy in recommending it"?J. W. WiLLxroRD, Quincy, I1L Hood's Sarsaparilla told by all druggists, ft: six for Prepared only t>y C. I. HOOD ii CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. I OO Poses One Dollar ely's "cream "balm ('Ivrn rrllr! nt once Tor I ;?M CATARRH. Balm into each nostril. ?SP?Ji?i^^uY^Kl.Y HIiOS., n> Warren St.. N. V. Th* tentUman on the left took Mercnrr. rotiab inrt fiai**|>?rtll? Mixture*, which ruined liln it tiro* lion ?nd nave hlni mercurial rheuma'isni. 'I lie gentleman on the right took Swift's SpFcinc (K S. s.) " which forced out the i>ol*on anil built him up from lha first doae. J RWIFT'ti SPECIFIC la entirely a yeirotanlo medl-rine. and la the only medicine which Imo over cured j Blood Poison. Scrofula, Rloi-d Humcrs and kindred ' llseasee. Sand for our books on Blood and Skin i liseases, mailed free. J rUK SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer3. Atlanta. Ga. NORTHERN PACIFIC. II LOW PRICE RAILROAD LANDS At t FREE Covernment LANDS Mil.LIONS of ACRES of each in Minnesota. North Dakota, Montana, Idaho. Washington and Oregon. . CCMfl CnD Publications with Miipsdesoribinjg tho f acnu rUn l>rst Agricultural. < Ir.i/ing and Tim- | icr Lands now open to Settlers Ssiil Irrf. Aildrcn J nuiC D I AMOflDU Land Coniinissionur. IfHm9? Be lAWBUnlli Hi? Pnul, .11 Inn. |a'S'thki"c'ured| Rtnnan Anlbmu Cure nptrrSuCstogivsfio-H mediate reiig/ln the worst em*-*,insures coiufort-B S ablealeepicifrctacareawheraa Iothers fail JM K trial ronrineea Ik* moat MMWMaf, I' ; ..Oc.avlH i.OO,o?Or.imristaorbvniail S ami |. V?{ EBB ( DO YOU SEE THIS. 8 I vt ANT to tteai only from aoiialltle ifirn antl woman . hat are turd ol bojtis. dfc'i>iirf. Son Sttitical adver- I isaiiient*. offerir.g nnirh lor nothing That are willing o do taiy. hont*t worn for Itbtrltl nay. (Not peddling). Addrses franklin PUTNAM, itfi Canal It.. N y. i ?Aito CCCINCdVFN AWAY. I'k'go ' ?lt C. Ie# O Mixed I lower Seeds. 6?0 N Ayk_ ^^hlnds. GriPK. and loc < ertiticsto for ?Mr/Vw|SecdK. I.onr ehoirr. all for Ostainr* o| cents.) J1 a!S>iieaFvcrv flower lovr r del>glit. d Tell all your kUilr.iciids O W TARK. FANNE7TSBUR0, PA. y end nl once. This not lee willnotnppetiragaln. ilnyr HTl'DV. Tlook-krcping.HuMnersForma, * UmE Penn jnrhip. A i ithmet n . Shot t hand, etc . 1 II thoroughly taught by MAIL Cin ul is fr?n A Ar?nin,? (allege. I !i") Main St. UutTalt\ N. Y IM W I.I.e at h ?e an! make more money wortUa* f-.r ui'hae lUimll at any<M?*el.e ;n it,e w, r! I -I..- r i only untfll _ lata. I>mili.ii Addrraa, Isiea , A uia, Maiue. | ^ For Neuralgia. U NEW, PERMANENT CURB Wot Tear*. raWtlaa, Ohla, ftx ST. KM >< Mail niUitly far Mml yon rltt I nlyto. all nmtoi Calla4; IrM 11 itwto n vu into.' to rtton la I anlto. i ?. mmMJ, r. y. wotot Axaln. K Wbwy, ni.. Mar 1*. 1M4 ttj wUa war tmfcM vtU aaaralfla u4 at wataa aaa Mto af M. Jarato oflwai ar ImlM acala. DWT WIH1MHM 3 Aftor All. Batlaa*. ZU.. Mar n. 1UI ton >a.a. ? -* - --? ? MtrtliU etna a* taataM fe? rar*4 It. JmcW Ml, t. M. UlW, Vrrnam. at DMTaarar* amp mium VNICHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Battlmor*. Ui Diamond Vera-Curc FOR DYSPEPSIA. AND all ktomacii thouu1.kn httotl a8 Indignation. Konr Htomach, llrartliurn. dinars, Connllpwlion. LulUtros alter utlnf, K Ria n( la the Mouth and diaairrrrabla taata al rati[ik. harrousneMS and Low Stunts. At Dngglifi "nd Dralrr? or wal fcy ma'l on eeipt of 26 cl? |l livra 91.00) In ilumpi. Sompb * on rtcoipt of 2 emt stamp. Tho Charlti A. Vogcltr Co., BrIHrw, I What Scott's Emulsion Has Don Over 25 Pounds Gain In Ten Week Experience of a Prominent Cltize Tux California Soctttt rem Tnt) SotTKESKioN or Vic*. 1 Ban Fbancirco. July 7th, 1886.) I took a severe eold upo; my ehest and lungs and di< not give it proper atylntion It developed into bro. ^hitle and In the fall of the saint year I was threatened wKl sonsumption. Physician jor I.. j jm)U iL<a II??r?i -Jrivni I eommeneed takinj Scott's Emulsion ol CodL Llvei DU with Hypophosphltes reg ninrlv three times a day ti^e?eVetsedhe C. R BENNETT. 8OLD BY ALL DRUCGI8T8. HPlso's Remedy fbr Catarrh Is tho Bl Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest. Hj Bold by driiRtclsts or sent by mall. HS 50c. K. T. llazeltlne, Warren, Pa. Kg "i:st ir; t::t. world UllLnwl tr Oct tlio Genuine. Sold Ererywhara. oALtomhN ?tr.JSL,ay^Pcr? Centennial Manufacturing Co.,~CmcmnVt", <5ht WHY WEAR EVE-GLASSES DR. TEiZiF'S CUREi Eye Restorer "WEAK RESTORES DISEASE SIGHT EYES. At all Druggists. Send for Circulars. EYE RESTORER CO.. - ALBANY. N. Y. I've Cot It! CHEAPEST-:-FAMILY-:-ATLA: KNOWN. ONTUY 23 CENTS 191 Pages, 91 Full-Page Maps. Colored Maps of each State and Territory In tl t'nited Stati n Also Maps of every Country ill tl World. Tlie letter jirefs triveM the square iniliai cm h State: time of settlement: jiopiilutinn: chi cities: average temiH-rature; salary of officials at the principal lsistmast# rs in the State; number i farms, with tlieir prod u it ions and I lie value thereo different manufactures and maul er of < mi love etc.. etc. Also the area of each Foroiim Couutrj form of povernnu nt; population: principalproduc nr.d their money value; i.mount of trade; relitrioi sir.e of army: miles of railroad ami teleier. ph: nun I i r of horses, rattle, sheep, and a vast amount of ii formation valuable to all EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE. All newspaper renders are constantly needintra Atlas for reference in order to intellis'etitly nude stand the artie e tie y ure iw iusina. It is surprisiu how much information is thus stood away in t) memory, and how soon otto I eeomes familiar wit the chief points concerning all the Nations of tli Wor'd. Postpaid for it.) cents. HOOK IT U. JlOl'NK, t:tt Leonard St., N. Y. City. A Kent* wanted, $1 an hour. 80 new articles. Catl'Kii and saini l?s in c. < 1 . Mauliall. J,< ckpoi t, N PEEBIESK PTES HotS MUa?onim[ THIS MEANS YOl This Beautiful $125.00 Organ Positively Given Away. To the first i*rson sending us N I for '2.1 unrkr Kofi's. Ii) packets m osi he ii ti 111 u I Flo Seeds, I 5 piickrtsof the choicest Ve so Inbl* K lie nun. Pens, It ailisli. Parsulp. Tomato, ( In,iff. <)nIoii. Turnip, llert. Mush .Melon, cumber. f'clcry. Pcpprmnd l.eiincr, one pi each. Uaiiipinbrr.v ni ke you a pvcscnl o iirciiD a* you k?-i urn w< nil 01 >our morry in \S> ?!o thin <o K<-t fvrrv one rmrtinif 'his "Ad buy llirir SitiN ol 11*. 'Hip onipi-nilinir thr tiriirep-l trueoHnx to the nuinl or ol yi uinp or kr In it li h 11 pnu n <1 ol ('oIIpi1 i'ii" tin- Ori nntV will !>? 00-111 l>y Iroipln, ipcurflr rniliod. M> 1hw. Writpliwlny. s< nil i<ii?iiii notr, 111'nnv < or rotfiHt?-rrd lot tor Wo will not r? mpote with i m IlitiR old irn?liy noodi at nit rntcn. Wr poll thp boot fit ri'Uo?>iio lil?- iirii'fpi Addtrpp plain! I It V IMi II. SWIMi. Sorrtoiiinn. Illnou (llrii, BUCKS (()., 1KNNA. Your rhnli'i' un p 11 oliokh nud 0110 itiipmm. AO pip. Kind pur n pnrato pioco of iap?-r. pirn <f ooptiil cold. Mn thif pjpctr. _ CAN YOU A SOU When you see one? Kno^ whether he is free from Spavir Splint and Sprain, or the man; troubles to which Horses ar liable ? And if you can detect imper Pections, do you know how ti treat the animal so as to d< iway with the trouble and thui greatly increase the value of tin [dorse ? I)o you even know the propei lame of tlie different parts o he animal, such as Pastern Stifle, Hock, etc. If not, yoi ;annot claim to be much of t lorseman. Can you tell the aji md hundreds of other points a 25c.100-Page llius It teaches you to pick out a ind so guard against fraud; c vhen same is possible; tell the he different parts of the anima fcc., &c. We will forward, postpaid, < lOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE a We offer GOOD PAT to WOimf fbr epo- . cUl work up to JVLT next. Beelaee good pay m for work A |T/%/\ wUl be firen u an a s^^JSFraSSrwsrSfi aeoond, and so on. Men, boy* and girls een L make hundred* of dollar* between now end . July 18M>. Thia ia m SPECIAL. chance, end bold* good only until July. Addreae 7* CURTIS PUBLI8HINQ CO. I . PHILADELPHIA. PA. . * HTM U-a .TONES r Jfojf :?sls Tore BpAin^o^Piwm Ban *AT -oaaw*\vMjV "' rrm*Scale. Forfreeyr??/Ut S3 JONESOF KiSoBfe, BIWGH1MTOK, Kr V, "RELIGIODS Iff TORI," , Profuw lv and beautiful y illustrated, rhowtntf th t e< huivhea of the J.w , < at hoi Ire atuf Protiwtantw, ; Mid tlnejiortraiiBof come of their Bdaoftherhurcbe^ of the metropolis, end ellintf how New Yorker* wor hlp f-otn tho Jews the ( hr ?tion Scl. ntl.tr. tlih article in H K.1IOK E? 'K 910 Till. ftfiMJ.? AZINKforMiir.li mow rradj) Ir. a vrrjr ni it??f _ on*; by 111* Rrv.( ?r " Martyn. 1Mb hitter than n O. Sunday virit to Nrw Y'c rk.nt.d will he of irreatlntcirii to every nu mber of the family. 1 lie child.m will he dellKhle I to le-tti the new saine? in "Y?? *? I it I'it n nt I'lny," <h*nd?-inrly illnj.tr.teri) in th March nuiiilier. It i? a wonder Ml'numbr. Ark >our ncwtwlt B or fo- it. or wild 7(1 ontu^-' theptibn liflier, IV. JRNSIM.N IIRMOIIRSI't 11 ISKnti Mill M.)NewVnil>. ' MAKE CHICKENS PAY. ' If yon know how to projwriv care ?/\ We ^'t'r '[^3. TiTV'tT '''lL*1 "I* j* f ?. t r. jLi lor KinttJnd alao fo. 1 I v* ja T \vl i. li KiwrlH to Save for llre**n\,<|tli, 1 ; jou ehou'd Vuf ^K i ill'.. a"1"'Vyi'j | mmm0P.TDS 10AMY! m, AliKNTS WANTED! BwjSMHga m]? * M prcncoum rm QWRgsiKfl 1000 Hrewater'a Safety Rein frMH8JW Holdera < I VKN AWAY to lotmWyflPEM Jure them. Every boree owner buys RwBrrlKSW from 1 to?. IJneenever under borae a - KflMflfiBH feeL l^ndMcta iu;Uror? touaypjah I i'EJTnSMf aire and farNintf for ftickel Plated I 'f^JTVMjI Sample that sells for M cent* AUdrraa Itnauilijll Brewster Mfg. Co., Holly, Mich. PRACTICAl. HINTS i airtV 'fVntainJnK solii I aa ail I fart a that ***ij mart fft DmiIhapc roll hit ft n 11 ?< _ 5 W UUIWViaiin. ahe> i]?{ know before i cttintr hi* rcntrkctie; Id eiiMlcnR of plain and alrjrant i tie nica. with and oatitnatcd e-oat fchnrt c hap , turon thr kili'lv ch!mne>y?. ciatern. foundation, liriekwork, eel ar. liratlnK. ventilation. ttw , roof and ma * of intrre-rd to bitildrm. Mailed f 're< or. roool..?:B)renta in i>oatai aUtmpa. Addrm NATIONJI<?.1KKT SI ETA I. UtHIKIKU u CO , !itn **. vrntlrtli HiNow York City '1* . M|S F.kUXU, litd rtaaen. ; pRo" M ""'I 1'''''*^ | jjl Hauh /rok'VVorkk, Rtltm, N. O. Writ# forcironlar. CONSUMPTION ? I have a roaltive remedy for the nbore ?1lara**n; Iit It* ti*e m \ h? umhhI." of cnaes of thcucivt kind aiul of lonir atandlnfr I avi b?Tti ctiml. mvout? laniy faith in lta fflfftCTthM a I %?ill M?nd two bott e* lice, together with a valuable irratiseon thia diaciUH'to *!) tmfTeier. Give Kxprcas and 1\ KidWM. T. A. 8I.OCUM. M? Cm 1U fgrf Hf.. H. Y > LOOK AT THIS ! V Cheapest andheat (Serintin- / j A hum ion ii IHe-llonitry at ?? tin' unprraiUnlollv low pric<i f J* I li mlarnto |<asroa, "yT^v! f I omtel in t>la<-k cloth. Kmrlii-h ?yCNo. worda with Oernntn oqulva- . y s Jrnts and pron' noiat.'on. and ? e. y VxC i O-. rntaii wore'a with I ntel.ah V.O'J *.. OrvJ ' ileliiiitionR, sei that if yon hear j, 0^ a (iernian word and want to f - r / ~l know it in Knirliwli. ye u look in v\_ one emrl of 11... 1 ?tok wlitlo if >A Svou want to translate an l'.iu'- / N lieh word nto German J on look / /v. mloaii tlier i>art. l'oatp.iUl. *1. /'vv.// BOOK PUB. UOUiE. 184 Leonard St.. V. Y City . DETECTIVES trained in .??rf Count.. Shrewd men U> act undrr lo.lrictkrea In oar Secrei Scrrice. hiprririry tinnrr?iuir|, I'arUoaltri T'ra to rrannnn Detertiro Itureau Co.ii A:crdo,Cia:'a?att.O. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH $ PENNYROYAL PILLS -MSfcJV RED C20C3 DIAMOND BRAND. /y [' // 5v"iVv Orlplnal, amIj (rfnoln^ tnd & ty\ Vj^wTv^A rchtibio pill for *alc. Nercr Full. 1 A k for Chichester' English yT ? -w Diamond Brand, *? red" me- viflEy 1- ^ fcA iH.xrv s?i.lot with l.iue rib- \ V?y %y|bou. At HriicgUt*. Accept \/ / QT no otlaer. All |>ill* In j v JT boar?i bole*. pink arappns.arf a dnnger* n \ f** Kp oua counterfeit. 4c. f*tamp?i for r. V [7i) partlcuiara nml "Itcllef for I.Mdlca," to t |tf \ - r letter, by return mail. 11MMI0 teati* monlnlnftona LABIES w,,oiia\a usd thrtu. Name Paper, 'li Chichester Chrmlral Co., Madison S<|.. I'll I la., Pa. DIaim'a D!IIa cent English Gout and Dlalr S IIIS a Rheumatic Remedy. if Oml Itox, ;M i round 14 I'ill*. " IS YOUR FARM FOR SALE Wl/MY _ If bo mlilrn?a Cpiitih A Wright. 233 liroadwav, N. Y. TELL N^^IORSE re of a Horse by its teeth ? These f re given in our strated Horse Book. good Horse; know imperfections letect disease and effect a cure age by the teeth; what to cafl 1; how to shoe a horse properly, i Dn receipt of 25 C. stomps. t 134 Leonard St? N. Y. C\ty9) ^ ; J ' ,